A quickie quota B movie, at least you can gauge the evolution of Michael Winner as a film director.
Murder on the Campus is an early work that Winner wrote and directed. Mark Kingston (Terence Longdon) is a journalist who is investigating the death of his brother who was a student at Cambridge. The police think it was a suicide.
The police think Kingston is a nuisance who just gets in the way. However as soon as Kingston arrives on the scene, there are several other suspicious deaths.
There is something about the university accommodation that is of interest to someone.
This is a brisk and lively film, there are several suspects. You would probably gather that the most unlikely people are likely to be culprits.
It might not make much sense but Winner was a determined director. Within a few years after the release of this film he made it to Hollywood.
Murder on the Campus is an early work that Winner wrote and directed. Mark Kingston (Terence Longdon) is a journalist who is investigating the death of his brother who was a student at Cambridge. The police think it was a suicide.
The police think Kingston is a nuisance who just gets in the way. However as soon as Kingston arrives on the scene, there are several other suspicious deaths.
There is something about the university accommodation that is of interest to someone.
This is a brisk and lively film, there are several suspects. You would probably gather that the most unlikely people are likely to be culprits.
It might not make much sense but Winner was a determined director. Within a few years after the release of this film he made it to Hollywood.